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In Video: Oslo Solidarity Assembly with Hong Kong’s Anti-Extradition Movement

by Ka Man Mak

On Sunday 25th August, between 12pm and 6pm, a group of Hongkongers organised a solidarity assembly at Eidsvolls plass, in front of the Norwegian Parliament. They set up a stand with posters, a makeshift Lennon Wall, a display of a protestor outfit and tables with computers screening videos about Hong Kong and the ongoing protests.

The same group of Hongkongers created the Oslo Lennon Wall at the University of Oslo in July as a symbolic gesture to show solidarity with Hong Kong protestors and to help raise awareness of the anti-extradition bill movement.

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Ka Man Mak

Ka Man is an investigative journalist, documentary photographer, and social entrepreneur, as well as the founder of The Oslo Desk. She is a British-born Hong Konger residing in Oslo, Norway. She holds a Master in Environmental Geoscience and have taken numerous diplomas including child psychology, and a course in big data analytics at OsloMet. Made numerous publications in newsletters, magazines and Norwegian newspapers. Interested in edtech, constructive journalism, women in migration, Cantonese language, alternatives to capitalism and asylum policy.